Maybeye
When someone asks you to do something but you don’t want to go and you don’t want to say no, so you just try to play it off and be funny by saying maybeye.
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maybeyer • maybe yes • maybeseokjin • Maybee • Maybeeee • Maybeee Maybe Not • Maybeej • MaybeMeiLee • maybenextfall • Maybeyonce
Maybeee Maybe Not
Used when teasing another person. You want them to think you mean yes when really you mean no. Or vice versa. It's a great phrase to use, when asked a serious question, to lighten the mood. Or if you're already teasing, to win the battle and keep them guessing. It's also a good way to prevent the end of a conversation and begin a new, long one.
Maybeee Maybe Not by RissyAnn July 18, 2010
maybeyer
Staying true to form, Christine opted with a maybe on her facebook invitation. Christine is a maybeyer.
MaybeMeiLee
A small content creator sponsored by Dubby Energy, one of the kindest people you'll ever meet. She also runs a small youtube group calles the outsiders. She came out as trans in 2022(I don't know when tho)
MaybeMeiLee by $KYLINE March 10, 2022
Maybeeee
Maybee
Maybee by Michael Baker September 8, 2005
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murderhobo
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Whale
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